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Modeling Demand for Bikesharing Systems
Transportation Research Record: Journal of the Transportation Research Board, 2014Bikesharing systems are becoming popular all over the world. One of the remaining problems is that the rides are not uniformly distributed between stations and that certain stations fill up or empty over time. These empty and full stations lead to demand for bikes and return boxes (docks) that cannot be fulfilled; the situation leads to unsatisfied and
Christian Rudloff, Bettina Lackner
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Dynamic Repositioning For Bikesharing Systems
2020Bikesharing systems’ popularity has continuously been rising during the past years due to technological advancements. Managing and maintaining these emerging systems are indispensable parts of these systems and are necessary for their sustainable growth and successful implementation.
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Comparison of station-based and free-floating bikeshare systems as feeder modes to the metro
Journal of Transport Geography, 2023Shared micro-mobility has been booming in recent years and the coordinated development of different modes can play an important role in improving the connectivity of the urban public transport system. While most previous studies have analysed the feeder trips of individual modes, few comparative studies of different modes have been conducted.
Cheng, Long +5 more
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Multiple Criteria Evaluation of the Planned Bikesharing System in Jaworzno
2019Bicycle traffic is increasingly being considered in transportation policies and bikesharing systems have become an inseparable element of transportation systems in many cities. This paper discusses bikesharing systems and their accessibility. The paper presents the results of an accessibility evaluation of the planned bikesharing system in Jaworzno ...
Andrzej Bąk +2 more
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User Behavior of Bikesharing Systems Under Demand–Supply Imbalance
Transportation Research Record: Journal of the Transportation Research Board, 2016Bikesharing systems have been expanding rapidly. They are recognized as a strategic tool to integrate transit and to foster sustainable transportation in urban areas. A critical problem that arises in the planning and deployment of a bikesharing system lies in demand–supply imbalance as the result of the spatiotemporal dynamics of demand patterns.
Yu-Ting Hsu, Lei Kang, Yi-Hsuan Wu
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Transportation Research Part A: Policy and Practice, 2021
Abstract Given the burgeoning growth in bikeshare system installations and their growing adoption for trip making, it is important to develop modeling frameworks to understand bikeshare demand flows in the system. The current study examines two choice dimensions for capturing the system level bikeshare system demand: (1) total station level demand ...
Bibhas Kumar Dey +2 more
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Abstract Given the burgeoning growth in bikeshare system installations and their growing adoption for trip making, it is important to develop modeling frameworks to understand bikeshare demand flows in the system. The current study examines two choice dimensions for capturing the system level bikeshare system demand: (1) total station level demand ...
Bibhas Kumar Dey +2 more
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Impacts of free-floating bikesharing system on public transit ridership
Transportation Research Part D: Transport and Environment, 2019Abstract The development of bike sharing system (BSS) has changed travelers’ commuting and lifestyle in recent years. Whether BSSs are complementary or competitive to public transit remains controversial. This study uses a propensity score matching-based difference-in-difference (DID) method to evaluate the impact of free-floating BSS on bus ...
Ma, Xiaolei +4 more
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Data Set-Spatiotemporal Bikeshare System Status
Manufacturing & Service Operations ManagementProblem Definition: Bikeshare systems are expanding worldwide, but empirical research is hindered by the lack of high-frequency data on system status. Public bikeshare datasets typically include only trip start and end records, with no information on real-time station conditions (e.g., how many bikes or docks are available). This gap in data limits the
Eleanor Byrd +2 more
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Expanding a Municipal Bikeshare System into an Urban National Park through Community Partnerships
Transportation Research Record: Journal of the Transportation Research Board, 2014San Antonio Missions National Historical Park is in the urban outskirts of downtown San Antonio, Texas. Since the mission was established as a National Park Service site, visitors have arrived at the park primarily by personal vehicle. Reducing the number of motorized vehicles near the historic missions and promoting alternative transportation options ...
Krista Sherwood, Julia Murphy
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Assessment for health equity of PM2.5 exposure in bikeshare systems: The case of Divvy in Chicago
Journal of Transport & Health, 2019Abstract Introduction Bikeshare is becoming more and more popular around the world. Many cities in the United States have implemented their own bikeshare systems or are considering having one. Among many other benefits by bikeshare, physical health improvement has been mentioned as one of them as a common sense.
Xiaodong Qian, Yizheng Wu
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